Volume 17

Issue 1

• Foreign Affairs Powers and "The First Crisis of the 21st Century": Congressional vs. Executive Authority and the Stabilization Plan for Mexico - James D. Humphrey II
• The Emptiness of the Concept of Jus Cogens, as Illustrated by the War in Bosnia-Herzegovina - A. Mark Weisburd

Issue 2

• The Right to Self-Defense Once the Security Council Takes Action - Malvina Halberstam
• The "Privatization" of Security Council Enforcement Action: A Threat to Multilateralism - John Quigley
• Legal Restraints on Security Council Military Enforcement Action - Judith G. Gardam
• Caught Between Traditions: The Security Council in Philosophical Conundrum - David P. Fidler
• The Place of Law in Collective Security - Martti Koskenniemi
• "Green Helmets": A Conceptual Framework for Security Council Authority In Environmental Emergencies - Linda A. Malone
• What's the Security Council For? - Jose E. Alvarez
• Collective Humanitarian Intervention - Fernando R. Tesón
• The Politics of Collective Security - Anne Orford
• The Complexities of Humanitarian Intervention: A New World Order Challenge - Richard Falk
• The Role of the United Nations Security Council in African Peace Management: Some Porposals - A. Peter Mutharika

Issue 3

• The Politics of Human Rights: Beyond the Abolitionist Paradigm in Africa - Makau wa Mutua
• Is International Law Fair? - Gerry J. Simpson
• Is the Law of War Really Law? War and Law Since 1945 - Alfred P. Rubin
• The Legal Environment of International Finance: Thinking about Fundamentals - Merritt B. Fox
• International Law and the Information Age - John K. Gamble
• Theft by Territorialism: A Case for Revising Trips to Protect Trademarks from National Market Foreclosure - Beth Fulkerson
• World Trade and the Environment: The CAFE Case - Eric Phillips
• Trade and the Environment: Equilibrium or Imbalance? - Douglas J. Caldwell
• An Analysis of the Oslo II Agreement in Light of the Expectations of Shimon Peres and Mahmoud Abbas - Justus R. Weiner
• New Directions in the Study of Vietnamese Law - Mark Sidel
• Educating Lawyers for the Global Economy - John O. Haley

Issue 4

• Egyptian Civil Justice Process Modernization: A Functional and Systemic Approach - Hiram E. Chodosh
• Of Seeds and Shamans: The Appropriation of the Scientific and Technical Knowledge of Indigenous and Local Communities - Naomi Roht-Arriaza
• The Beginnings of the Rule of Law in the International Trade System Despite U.S. Constitutional Constraints - Yong K. Kim
• Controlling the Environmental Consequences of Power Development in the People's Republic of China - Homer Sun

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